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The FHI-aims Code: All-electron, ab initio materials simulations towards the exascale
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FHI-aims is a quantum mechanics software package based on numeric atom-centered orbitals (NAOs) with broad capabilities for all-electron electronic-structure calculations and ab initio molecular dynamics. It also connects to workflows for multi-scale and artificial intelligence modeling.
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